Prevent tap water burns. Set the water heater so the temperature at the faucet is at or below 120°F /49°C.

Keep a hand on your baby when dressing or changing her on a changing table, couch, or bed.

Never leave your baby alone in bathwater, even in a bath seat or ring.

What to Expect at Your Baby’s 4 Month Visit

We will talk about

Caring for your baby, your family, and yourself

Creating routines and spending time with your baby

Keeping teeth healthy

Feeding your baby

Keeping your baby safe at home and in the car

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